Simplicity Baron System 7013S - Page 19

Figure 33. Left front soindle and axle assembly.
1. Block or jack the front of the tractor so the wheel you r
are to work on is not supporting the tractor.
2. See figure 33. Remove, the grease cup (A) by prying off
with a screwdriver or daw hammer.
Use an Allen wrench to loosen the set screwin collar (B).
4. Remove the set collar (B), spacer [E) F outer bearing (C),
wheel {D), and inner bearing {F). It is best to keep the two
bearings separate so you can put thftm back in their original
place. Wash the bearing shaft, bearings, and wheel housing
with a suitable solvent and wipe dry. .Inspect the seal of the
inner wheel. Replace it if it is damaged. NOTE: IT IS EX¬
TREMELY IMPORTANT THAT THE BEARINGS AND
GREASE THAT IS PACKED IN THEM BEKEPTCLEAN.
6- Using the palm of your hand, force a good quality wheel
bearing grease into the bearing^ Place a coating of grease on
the seal where it turns in the huh
7. Replace the inner bearing and slide the wheel on the axle.
8. Repiacethe outer bearing, spacer, and set collar. Spin
the wheel slowly and press in on the set collar to seat the
bearing. Be sure the seal on the inride of the wheel is prop¬
erly seated. Hold in on the set cdlar and tighten the Allen
ACCESSORIES
There are many optional accessories available for your
tracts through your dealer. They will make your tractor
perform better, or easier to operate when using various at¬
tachments. For recommended accessories to use, when your
tractor is to be operated with an attachment, see the Opera¬
tion chart on page 7*
ATTACHMENTS
To make your tractor most useful to you, we supply a
complete line of attachments for it. They are available
through your dealer. Contact him if you wish to purchase
any of the following.
42" & 48" ROTARY MOWERS
46" SICKLE BAR MOWER
Figure 34. Setting spark plug gap.
screw securely.
ft. Replace the grease cup,
REPACK PLANETARY ASSEMBLY: Every 100
hours of operation or once a year, the planetary assembly
should be repacked with 2 lithium grease.
1, See figure 27. Remove cap (B) by prying off with a
screwdriver.
2, Use caution in repacking the planetary assembly. It is
extremely important that the grease being used is kept
dean.
3, Replace the cap (B).
CLEAN AND REPLACE SPARK PLUG: See
figure 34 + E very ICC hours the spark plugshould be removed,
cleaned, and the gap reset at ,030 ri . When the spark plug is
worn out, replace it with AC GC 46, Autdight A 71 or
Champion J-& CAUTION: BLAST CLEANING OF SPARK
PLUGS IN MACHINES THAT USE ABRASIVE GRIT IS
NOT RECOMMENDED. SPARK PLUGS SHOULD BE
CLEANED BY SCRAPING OR WIRE BRUSHING. AND
WASHING WITH ACOMMERCIAL SOLVENT.
CLEAN BATTERY CABLES: See figure 32. Every
100 hours or once a year the battery cables (B) and (C)
should be removed and cleaned, CAUTION: ALWAYS RE¬
MOVE THE NEGATIVE GROUND CABLE 1C) FIRST
AND REPLACE IT LAST. Clean the battery with soap and
water to remove all dirt, oil, and corrosion from the battery
surface. Do not allow foreign material or cleaning solution
to get inside the battery. Clean the terminals and battery'
damps with a wire brush. Replace and tighten securely. Af¬
ter tightening coat the terminals and damps liberally with
a coat of grease or vaseline to inhibit corrosion.
VACUUM COLLECTOR
CART COVER
ROVING NOZZLE FOR VACUUM COLLECTORS
CART - DUMP 1000 POUND CAPACITY
CART- DUMP400 POUND CAPACITY
38" LAWN REVITALIZES (Thatcher, aerator)
36" & 42" ROTARY SNOW THROWERS
46" SNOW PLOW AND DOZER BLADE
42" SNOW PLOW AND DOZER BLADE
SNOW CAB
36" ROTARY TILLER & 10" TINE EXT.
10" PLOW
CULTIVATOR
SPRING TOOTH HARROW
42" GRADER BLADE
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